Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1927, Page 3

e Relief A o T k — /) = ) "> 6 BELLANS A\ ‘w Hot water Sure Relief FOR'INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkgs.Sold Everywhere ~4%SAVINGS ON Deposits made on or be- fore April 10 draw in- terest from April 1. CENTRA Co-operative Apartment Homes SAVINGS BANK SANE Tamn, st Near G Washington's Most Desirable Co-operative Building Built by WABBEN Offico on Premises SPECIAL NOTICES. THE N! . the District of Colu } ination of nurses in the D. C. on :gdmdl’h 1’;37‘ Alvl\ll:l!uun ;":Bwlr:r l{\':l;;‘ ed “with fhe secretary mot la Al 18, t ~ln.xcz M. PREN- WANTED—A LOAD OR PART LOAD GO- ing to Philadelphia or New' York, learing pril _11. Special price. UNITE! & STORAGE CO.. 418 10th st. n.w. Main 5 I WILL NOT BE debts contracted by 2 eelf. F Louis Seribante at one having claims will_ present —them SHEL MA ML A CH. sen formerly operated 1217 1st SPRING, M pecial cases and elderly poard, mursing care right people: room and included. Modern improvenients, Tooms, porches, lawn: convenient Phone Woodside 4 Xz ROSEBUSHES. ALL KINDS EVERGREENS, California_privet and_barberry h 1 piched and planted. Lawns put in condition with rich soil and manure. F, HERRALL, 726 10th & Line. 9 o New Fork: Dhilsdeipbis Fufit ‘ork. Philadelphia or _Balti- e SMITH'S TRAN: N P20 colbaNy, THANSFER AND's: R 100 MIMEOGRAPHED LETTERS, $1: MUL. tigraphing, addressing. ‘ete. "ACE LETTER SHOP. 203 Dist Natl, Bank Bldg.. 1406 G et n.w. Franklin 7143, Open 8:30 a.m. I WILL NOT BEYRESPONSIBLE FOR ANY bills contracted by any one other than my- geif. JOHN . THOROGOOD. 1241A South WILL NOT iw PONSIBLE FOR ANY debts except those a ontracted by myself. CHARLES L. SHERZER. 1204 Hamilton st. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts contracted by any one other than m: self. LOUIS SCRIBANTE, 1103 6th st. n.w. WHY FERNS DI FULL, AUTHENTIC information. free. Send addressed stamped envelope to Box 414-Z, Star office. 9% RUSH FOR PLACE UNDER THOMPSON Chicago Mayor-Elect Be- sieged by Members of Both Political Parties. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 8.—The grand scramble for a place on Mayor-elect William Hale Thompson’s band wagon is on. 5 In the wake of an acrimonious campaign there has arisen a loud and sustained note of harmony in which volces of Democrats are blended with those of Republicans. Former leaders in the campaign of Mayor' Willlam E. Dever, Democrat, who was beaten for re-election by Thompson Tuesday, are among the erstwhile opponents of “Big Bill” who seek places in his camp. Thompson forces scored what they interpreted as a “smashing victory last night when the city counc despite its nominal Democratic ma- jority, named two Thompsonites to its all-powerful committee on com- mittees. One Conspicuous Convert. The turning of deciding votes by some Democratic aldermen to the Thompson program brought Alder- man George Maypole, who had been active in the Dever campaign, rush- ing to the front of the council chamber. “I'm climbing on Thompson's band wagon right now,” he shouted. “A lot of you other Democrats are crawling under the tent. We agreed to stick together and vou sold out. Well, T've quit, too. I'm going With ‘Big Bill' and beat you all to it.” A dozen voises were raised at once. The lights went out and the presiding officer adjourned the meeting with the babel at its loudest. Solid Front Was Pledged. Several Democratic aldermen said afterward that it had been agreed to keep a solid front and thus retain con- trol of the council. As a result of last night's action, however, they said it looked as though the council had been “laid in Thompson’s lap.” ‘With this action came new “Big Bill” propably would hav suport of 6 of the 11 school board members, thus being able to carry out his campaign pledge to oust Supt. McAndrews, who was called pro-Brit ish by Thompson. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDA Professor Proves Hotel Reservations Binding Contracts By the Associated Press. PARIS, April 8.—Hotel reserva- tions are binding contracts, but it took a law professor from the great Sorbonne University to teach the hotel profession that rule. Nicolas Politis, head of the legal department of the Sorbonn:, just collected 1,000 francs from a hotel at Nice that reserved rooms for him and told him when he arrived that occupants of the rooms had decided to remain a little longer. Politis, knowing his rights, read the law to the hotel keeper, and the court later confirmed his view. SHIP FIGHTS SINKING. Two Steamers Tow. Disabled Schooner in Battle With Sea. MARSHFIELD, Oreg., April 8 (). —In tow of the steamers Doylestown and Chehalis and fighting with all her pumps to keep from sinking, the steamer schooner Necahicum was off northern California today, headed for San Francisco, after having her rud- " | der stock tora off while crossing the i [Marshfield bar yesterday. Twenty-two men are aboard The Necanicum let go a deck load of lumber after an allday fight to keep from gbing down. Since then her pumps have been playing a nip- and-tuck game With the inrushing water, INVENTOR IS DEAD. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 8 (®). —I Julius S. Hortvet, 63, scientist and inventor, and for 27 years chief chemist of the Minnesota State Dairy and Food Commission, died yesterday. Dr. Hortvet invented the cryoscope, an instrument designed to detect the presence of water in adulterated milk. Other inventions included devices for detectIng imitation maple sirups and imitation lard. 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Wives and daughters of the mem- bers of the Kiwanis Club will be asked to assist in transporting child orthopedic cases treated under the di- rection of that club to and from clinics, according to an announcement by Radford Moses, ‘chairman of the organization’s committee on orthopedic and welfare work, at a luncheon of the club in the Washington Hotel yes. terday. Through the work sponsored by the club many badly crippled children have been . completely cured, it was pointed out. Nathan Weill, chairman of the club's committee on interclub relations, an. nounced that plans are nearing com- pletion for a jolnt meeting of the local Kiwanis Club with the Kiwanis Club o o% * 200 % & 3 % %o o 6t %% o, eedol P o% AN K S e * % IXIXE s i o * . X2 K3 » 3 S o SRR A our service. mer must be satisfied. This policy o030 5o o3 K3 * () o o% % QXX in the short space of years. e e e e MAIN 1415 0o 0% o% % o% RXEXEXIXEX % are residents of seven different States. People from eighteen different States are non-resident members of the Gibson Island Club, which maintains a clubhouse and cottages, an eighteen-hole golf course, tennis courts, a boathouse and other conveniences for the use of its members. Already the charms of the island are becoming nationally known. Each season more people who live along the Atlantic Coast sail their yachts up the great Bay to anchor in the safe and beautiful harbor at the island and enjoy a week-end of golf, OUR and YOUR GUARANTEE— —covers EVERY pound of coal and EVERY phase of The custo- ENTIRELY made the Consumers Com- pany one of the principal fuel dealers in Washington @nsumers Incorporated COAL — SERVICE “GOOD COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS” Y, gg Baltimore, in the latter city, April Edgar C. Snyder, United States mar- shal of the District of Columbia, read a lengthy ‘“proclamation” in support of Mark Lansburgh for mayor of the National Capital against John Boobar, in a mock mayoralty campaign. George C. Cobb, vice president of the Kiwanis Club of Worcester, Mass.; A. V. Smith of Streator, IIL, and John T. Lewis of Ashland, Va., were among the out-of-town Kiwanian guests at the luncheon. Inspector Albert J. Headley of the metropolitan police, also was a guest. Williany, S. Quinter, president of the club, presided. HARBORD HEADS DRIVE. NEW YORK, April 8 (®).—Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, president of the Radio Corporation of America, to- day announced his acceptance of the chairmanship of the drive for $2,000, 000 to be used in fighting leprosy in the Philippine Islands. ‘While serving in the Philippines years ago, Gen. Harbord conducted an extensive investigation of the situ- ation and brought about expansion of the leper colony at Culion. el adradeadeadsedoadedearaioioairairadradrafradsadoadsadradoadoadodedodeirioy | @ns_umers Guaranteed CO AL AT LOW APRIL PRICE MEANS A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING IF Ordered N-O-W k4 Order thracite. has Order now. six S D roeeieedoadosdoadralsairaisaraludoctoidoidiioadsalralrafrairaisadradeatradsadsadsadsalsaiaisatoadesds \ MOUNTAIN POINT] GIBSON ISLAND A National Res'ort Among the 111 families who have already bought building sites on the island One of them comes from far off California. APRIL THIS carefully screened, fresh-mined Anthra. cite is GUARANTEED to give the greatest amount of clean heat per dollar expended, with a minimum deposit of ash. Now is the time to order your coal supply for next Fall and Winter. the time to consider what return in heat, com- fort and satisfaction, dollar for dollar, cent for cent, you will get from your coal investment. CONSUMERS—GUARANTEED—An- Convenient Terms To responsible persons upon request @mpany 8, 1927, REUNITE AFTER 62 YEARS. Brothers at Confederate Reunion Ignorant of Existence. TAMPA, Fla., April 8 (#).—Reunited after a separatjon of 62 years, Alex- | ander Griffin, 82, of Hampton, Tex., | and his brother Jacob of Stone Moun- tain, Ga., the former’s junior by three years, was aboard a northbound en | route to visit a “kid” brother in Ma- | con, Ga. The two, Confederate veterans and | ignorant of the other’s existence, were | reunited within the shadow of the Confederate flag in front of headquar- ters here yesterday, when a battle- scarred veteran recalled to Alexander that “the last fella’ he tatked to was named Griffin,” the man proved to be Jacob and a happy reunion followed. MaoVeigh Sails for U. 8. TOKIO, April 8 (P).—The American | Ambassador to Japan, Charles Mac- Veagh, sailed for the United States today on the Empress of Canada. 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Its location—an hour motor run from Baltimore, an hour and a half from Wash- ington—its rolling topography, the fact that it contains a fresh-water, spring- fed lake of forty acres, the single control of the whole area of 954 acres, the protective restrictions which assure the building of homes of good taste and distinction, and the rare beauty of its surroundings—all combine to make it unique. To reach the island from Washington, take the new Defense Highway to the Crain Highway and thence along that thoroughfare to Glen Burnie. Turn there into the Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard, and go on, passing Lipin’s Corner on the right, into the Mountain Road, which leads directly to the island causeway. The Gibson Island Company offers for sale building sites on the island. They are all large, running up to three acres in extent. with a few above and below those limits. occupied and more will be built this spring. All the property is highly restricted. The greatest care is exercised in the selec- tion of families to whom building sites are sold. The Gibson Island Company STONE & FAIRFAX,Washington Selling Afge(its 804 Seventeenth Street, N. W, ¥ Prices range from $3,000 to $7,000, Last season 33 homes were completed and Phoge Main 2424 STAR SOAP 0 i 39¢ SUGAR s ] 59 FRUIT & VEGETABLE SPECIALS! 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